Vintage

Modular off-white wall unit or room divider by American industrial designer George Nelson for Herman Miller in 1957. This set includes three aluminium tension poles, five adjustable shelves, and two storage compartments: one with a sliding door and the other ideal for organising your music library. The poles are designed to be mounted floor-to-ceiling, making the system highly versatile — perfect for use in a living space, bedroom, or office.

Pair of lounge chairs FK6726 Bird chairs with high back designed by Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm for Alfred kill, 1968. Seating height, 14,56 inch. Clay colored original leather on a cast aluminum tripod base.

Floor lamp Il Cammino in white milk glass, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Iter Elettronica in 1972. The sculptural form rests on a chrome-plated base and emits a soft, diffused light. The lamp features a touch-sensitive switch that allows for on/off control and dimming. A decal manufacturer’s label reading 'Iter Made in Italy' is affixed to the side, confirming its authenticity.

Counterbalance lamp designed by J.J.M. Hoogervorst for Anvia, crafted in 1955. This sophisticated lamp features a sleek metal structure with an innovative counterbalance mechanism that allows for effortless adjustment. The metal shade can be moved in any direction, providing highly versatile lighting options. The design exemplifies mid-century modern functionality and elegance, combining minimalist aesthetics with practical use. Ideal for both task and ambient lighting, reflecting the ingenuity of 1950s Dutch design.

Round dinning table 'Eros' designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper, 1971. White Carrara marble. The table has no joints, only an interlocking system that is stabilized by the weight of the marble.

White ceramic table lamp designed by Marcello Cuneo for Gabbianelli, circa 1970. The ceramic shade can be turned 360 degrees according to your own preferences. Creates a nice atmosphere of light.

Round expandable dinning table from the 600 series, designed by Alfred Hendrickx, circa 1970. Rosewood structure. The table can be extended for six persons When opened the measurements are 74 inch. For the matching chairs from the <a href='https://www.furniture-love.com/vintage/furniture/789/alfred-hendrickx-6-dinning-chairs-model-500.html'>500 series</a>.

4 dinning chairs designed by Renato Venturi for MIM (Mobili Italiani Moderni) Roma, 1959. Walnut structure with original vinyl upholstery.

Desk writing table designed by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax 1953. Modern Belgian Social furniture. Grey metal structure with wooden platform. Underneath the table top place for books and papers.

Square table, factory folded high-grade aluminum plate with welded foot stands for indoor and outdoor use. A series&reg; design numbered edition. Manufactured in Belgium, hand-finished and numbered 15/100.

Raak glass fume floor lamp (Globe 2000), produced by Raak Amsterdam, period of manufacturing 1970, glass fume globe supported by a chrome structure on a adjustable stem and black painted foot.

Pair of ceiling lights designed by Tobia Scarpa for Flos, 1965. Pulegoso glass shades hanging on an anodized aluminum support.

Archimede Seguso four light chandelier, 1930. Chandelier suspended on a brass stem. Murano curved twisted glass rope arms and Murano glass shades. Decorated with brass ornaments.

Pair of sconces or table lamps, model Pox designed by Ingo Maurer for Design M, 1966. The white aluminum shade is adjustable regarding the position of the bulb.

Set of 5 Decorative glass works by talented artist Tamara Aladin for Riihimäen Lasi Oy, Suomi Finland, circa 1960 - 1970. Old stock and all still in the original box.

Table lamp Medusa model 43, designed by Roberto Pamio for Leucos, circa 1970. This is the large version. Features a blown glass shade of clear glass with a gloss white overlay. The glass diffuser sits on top of a satin nickel base. An incandescent light source provides diffused illumination.